… of patients' perceptions of genital warts, we used qualitative focus-group interviews with
five men and five women aged between 18 and 30 years who had genital warts. The interview …

… qualitative study in Denmark showed that genital warts (GWs) can considerably lower the
quality of life of heterosexual patients. In this follow-up study, we … Qualitative interviews with six …

… of the study was the denial of the main way of getting genital warts and resorting to
unconventional methods of treatment. Most of the participants cited the pathogenesis of genital warts …

… this study showed that in most participants, genital warts had a negative effect on sexual
compatibility and reduced it. In the present study… study were patients with genital warts. Because …

… The findings of this study showed that in most participants, genital warts (GWs) had a
negative effect on sexual life. In this regard, many studies have confirmed that GWs, directly and …

… In this study, qualitative methods were used to obtain a nuanced insight into the experiences
of former GW patients. The method of recruitment may have introduced some selection bias …

… most studies showed that women with genital warts experienced sexual dysfunction in almost
all dimensions, differences in study design and study … and qualitative studies assessed. All …

… , this study focused on the interviews with eight Swedish men living with genital warts. The
… , a control that was easier to maintain if the warts were invisible. Some of the men expressed …

… genital warts is potentially affected [12]. Given the lack of a disease-specific instrument to
measure HRQL in patients with anogenital warts, the objective of the study … A qualitative study …

… In conclusion, this study identified that patients with warts who receive long-term treatment
need continuity in care and treatment. Findings suggest that a person-centred approach to …